[ProtectOurFreedom]

Hey, Doc. Read the fifth from bottom paragraph...

"Being declared 'inactive' would then start the clock ticking on the years-long process that culminates in being cut from registration rolls, although an 'inactive' voter in Georgia is still legally registered to vote and by law has full access to a ballot."

So "inactive" people can still vote. You are only denied the vote when you are cut from the rolls.

[Dr. Sivana]

So "inactive" people can still vote. You are only denied the vote when you are cut from the rolls.

I never said otherwise.

[Pilgrim's Progress]

It is a provisional ballot, correct? and it will NOT be counted unless the vote is close. How will it be close when active voters voting illegally are no longer present?